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NOTICE 0H FORFEITURE.

To T. M. NcCriliis, you arc hereby notified that thc undersigned has expended one hun dred tS1rUl d0lars in labor ard improve ;nelts upon the 5 mine, situated in Green Ire Gold Mountain Mining District. in tho toghty ui ,ir,,hlm aHJ Territory uf Arizona, in or,ier tn haii iid premises under tAc pro y.slohs of section 221i of the revise atntuos of the Unitai States. being the SmaIut re- qutrsi jO hold tho sIna for the year ending December 3lst, IoSi and if within 91 days af- ter the publication uf this noncc you fail CT refuse to contribute your proportion of sl;i expenditure as co-oyvner, your int srest ir said cidlm will become the property oz the sub scribcr under the said section 232i.
 ]. F. SMART. FcbrUarY 2, 1881.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-03-30

Charley Johnson was in from his ranch on the Blue this week.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-03-30

Ladies and Misses Fall and Winter Style of Hats at the Ari- zona Copper Cos Brick Store.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-03-30

All fools day after tomorrow.
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SS5()l) RGV2llI
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE GoVERSok.

To all to whom these pres cnt may come greeting:
 Whereas. l am informed that Felipe Roblcs was mur- dercd on the night of the 5th day of February last in the City of Tucson by one Man, uel Gonzales:
 Now therefore, l, C. Meyer Zulick, Governor of the Ter ritory of Arizona, by virtue of the authority in me vested do hereby offer and proclaim ! reward of Five Hundred Dollars (S5oo) for the arrest and conviction of the said Manuel Gonzales.
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MARCH 30. 1887.

Balmy; Just rlghti Not too cool; Not too warm; The weather this week.
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rEyIAET k.ATFa.

VT. sl. . tf N L.Fs. sieaT. Superintendent.
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Tho Hill Raby.

About noon yesterday young lady from
the Protestant Orphan Asylum visited the
station-house for the purpose of taking
back to the Asylum the little child of
Maggie Hill, which Sarah Hill forcibly
took away from that institution Monday
evening. During the forenoon Miss Hill
had declared she would not let the child go,
but when the lady and Chief Dillman en-
tered the cell to see her and get the little
one she did not object TO their taking il.
The child did not want to leave her, and
commenced to cry, but she did all she
could to quiet it, by saying it was going to
see mamma" AS the baby left the station
house door, going to the buggy in which it
was to be taken to the Asylum, she broke
down completely while trying to reassure
it, and cried bitterly, causing all present
to feel the deepest commiseration for her
and her sister. No charge had been entered
against her for taking the child from the
Asylum, and she was at liberty to go as
soon as it had been returned there.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,


About o'clock yesterday morning the
team of the Pioneer Box Factory was about
to be backed up to car on ! street, near
Second, 10 get some lumber. Just then a
portion of the harness broke, and the
horses ran away, going up the street. Nat
Holmes and Fred King were on the seat AT
the time, and the latter was thrown off at
the corner of Second street. but escaned
unhurt. Holmes fell Immediately after
wards almost beneath the wagon, and il
was thought he would be badly hurt, but
he only suffered pretty severe bruising
Between Second and Third streets the run
away horses took such course that their
wagon collided with one of Wells, Fargo e
70. 8 delivery wagons, which was standing
by the sidewalk, full of goods, and dragged
It several rods, MASKING one of its wheels
and otherwise damaging it, besides scatter
ing its contents over the street. The ex-
press wagon horse started to run
away, but his driver stopped him
neatly. The box factory rio
struck wagon belonging to Chinaman
soon afterwards, between Third and Fourth
streets, and used it roughly. The runaways
were finally stopped at the corner of Sixth
street. their wagon considerably damaged.
including broken pole.
ABOUT noon yesterday three young
women, who seemed to be out for a good
time. enjoyed themselves riding in buggy
on and other streets, and kept their horse
moving briskly by frequent applications of
the silk. They had a collision with
Chinaman's wagon at Fourth and streets.
breaking one of the shafts of their vehicle.
The horse started to run, and before he was
quieted their buggy collided with hack at
Fifth and streets and they were all
dumped out. One of them, the driver.
seemed AT first to be considerably hurt, and
was taken into Gus. Lavenson's store. the
others meanwhile expressing their firm
conviction that she couldn't drive little
bit Finally they all pulled themselves
together and took hack for home, not
much the worse for their adventure.
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Great Musical Event.

The visit to this city next week of
Cappa's famous Seventh New York Regi-
ment Band, in company with the Veteran
Firemen's Association, will afford the peo-
pie of the Capitol City and State rare
musical pleasure. At the grand concert, to
be given at the Agricultural Pavilion on
Wednesday next by this band, the follow
ing attractive programme will be rendered
Overture, William Tell" (Rossini): cor
net solo, Air Varie" Rogers, by the
celebrated cornetist, Walter Rogers: Sc
lection from Lucia di Lammamoor (Don-
zetti) piano solo, Valse De Juliet " (Goi-
nod Raft J, by Adolph Close; "InAamma-
tus (Rossini), Miss Hortense Pierse, the
renowned dramatic Soprano, accompanied
By the band Hungarian Rhapsodie No.
2" (Liszt), the band Patrol" represent
ing General Boulangers grand review, the
band; aria, scene and duet finale, Trova-
tore " (Verdi), for cornet and from bone, w.
Griffin and w. Sacroix; THE Nightin-
gale" (Delibes), Miss Hortense Pierse
piano solo, Pasquinade (Gottschalk),
Adolph Close; "reminiscences of the Vet
eren Firemen" (Cappa), representing a
run to, and the scene at fire. the band
" Grand Fantasia" introducing melodies OF
the nations (Baetens), the band.
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Bell & Co. will sell at their salesroom,
No. 927 X street, at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing, large lot of chinaware, crockery,
ranges. cook stoves, spring beds, pictures,
etc.
w. H. Sherburn will sell at No 323 X
street, next Friday, at 10 A. NJ, the follow
ing goods. regardless of cost, viz: Three
marble-top bedroom suits, cottage bedroom
suits. parlor sets, piano (Wm. C. Laid,
maker), Brussels carpets, stoves and fixtures,
crockery, glassware and tinware, table cut
lery, cigars, lamps, spring and top mat
tresses; also, at beginning of sale, trimmed
hats for ladies. They are all new and
fresh, and very desirable.
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BORN.
Sacramento, September 4-Wife of John J.
Dunckhorst, a son. Davenport, Iowa, and
st. Louis, Mo papers please copy.)
BORN.
DIED,


Sacramento, September 5-Ihomas Waterford
Gilmer, native of County Galway, Ireland,
IS years and months.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully Ill
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the Masonic Temple, corner Sixth
and h streets this afternoon at $50 o clock. =
Sacramento, September 6-Neles Bearnsep, be-
loved husband of Julia Rearnsen land brother
of Lena Samsen) native of Norway, Al years,
months and II days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from his late residence, and Twenty
second streets, tomorrow (Thursday) after
noon at o'clock; from thence to Central NJ.
E. Church, Eleventh street, between II and I,
where services will be held.
Near Sacramento. September 6-Louis Robert
son of Mrs. N. 4. Bybee, q native of Califor-
mia, months and 16 days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence of S. W. Shaffe, pear
Clarks Pottery, Thursday afternoon, Septem.
Der Sth, at 2:S0 o'clock.
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For delicacy Of flavor, CAPITAL HAMS are not ex-
celed by any Ham in the world They cost more than
ordinary Hams but sold at only slight profit, the
sumner thus getting value received" when paying
more than for other favorite brands
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$50 REWARD.

T WILL PAY $50 REWARD FOR TIE AR
i rest and conviction of the person or persons
who stole Two Petaluma Cartwheels from off q
cart near the east end of trsstle bridge on the
Arcade Read, on thehight Of September l, 1851
s6-1w WM. CURTIS,
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CAUTIoN.-No piano but the "Mathu.
shek !" has the tuning pins pushed into a
solid iron frame. John f. Cooper, Sew
enth and J.
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DAn,Y RECORD UNION
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

EQUITY Lodge, K. and L. of II.
Olive Branch Ladies' Society.
X of L., S55, Thursday.
Funeral Eotice-Union Lodge.
Union Lodge, Z. and A. NJ
German Frauen-Verein.
Carpenters Wanted.
Situation Wanted.
Caledonia Dance. Friday evening.
Committee Of keception-Notice
Auction Sales,
w. II. Sherburn, Friday, 10 A. NJ
Bell & Co., this morning.
Business Advertisements.
Red House-Tinware.
Kiley & Co.-Low Prices
Weinstock d Lubin-Nillinery Opening Thurs
Jay.
Capital Hams-The Best in the World
Lost-Part of Harness
Washburn & Scott, Real Estate.
Business Lot for Sae-Alsip & Co.
Fresh Meats at Baumle's, 723 street.
Bernard W. Flagg Music Teacher
Railroad Ordinances.
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Sergeant Barwick,, Report.


The rainfall yesterday afternoon accord
ing to the Signal Service reports was O2 of
an inch, being the first appreciate rainfall
since the night of the 10Th and Goth of
April last, when .05 of an inch was precip-
itated. or about four and one-half months
of rainless and cloudiess weather During
May and June there was but a sprinkle
none in July. and a sprinkle in August
We have, therefore, for the present season
to date two-hundredths OF an inch of rain as
against nothing to an equal date last year
The first rainfall last season was on the
10th day of October. when .43 of an inch
was measured. 1t is to be hoped that the
weather this week will give moisture
enough to wash the trees and shrubbery /;
also to lay the dust, and give clear pleasant
weather for the fair and for the reception
of the ancient and honorable" firemen
from New York. The average Signal Ser
vice temperature yesterday was $50, being
12o cooler than the normal for that day.
The highest and lowest temperature was
GO and $50, with gentle to fresh southerly
winds and clear TO cloudy and threatening
weather, with light rains during the after
noon.
Police CoURT.-Ip the Police Court yes
terday the case of A. r. Arguello, for
forgery, was continued until the Goth.
Grove L. Johnson, his attorney, and w. w.
Cone, one of the witnesses, having to be
absent from the city. Defendants bond
was fixed at s.. 000.. Daniel Eagan's case
of grand larceny went over until the 18th
instant, as q witness wanted from Port
Costa cannot be present before that date
THE case of Yen Hop, for petit larceny
was further continued until this morning
flames Mitchell, previously convicted Of
battery upon Chinaman, was fined So.
James Cousins was found guilty of ma.
licious mischief, in backing his hack
against another mans horse, and will re
ceive judgment tomorrow $50. Pat Ford wa:
fined s. for having been drunk.
WANTS THE PoUNDMAsTER.-A either
writes the REcoRD-UNIoN: Has Sacra
mento Poundmaster2 If SO, where doe.
he keep himself? There has been an ole
horse afflicted with milk-leg, q horribl,
sight to look at, grazing on the sidewalk!
for several days past near Twenty-sixti
and o streets This animal ought 10 b,
taken away by some officer and shot. If i
is not the Poundmaster's business, recon
mend someone else to attend to it"
REAL ESTATE AGENcY.-Messrs. Wash
burn & Scott have established an agency al
317 street for the purpose of buying ant
selling real estate on commission. Col
lections will be made, houses rented, etc.
SEE our advertisement on this page. J
Etlox, e. "a
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Water Notice
BEAR RIVER CANAL.

yTTATER-TAKERS IN THE VICINITY OF
w Newcastle Penryn. Loomis and surround
ing country are respectfully requested to notify
the undersigned. personally or by letter, before
SEPTEMBER 25th, of the quantity. of water
they will require for irrigation or mining dur
ing the ensuing year.
a. s. WHITTEMORE,
sG-lW& Water Agent Newcastle Placer county
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Free Library Meeting.

The Board of Trustees of the Public
Library met last evening in their Office in
the Library Building. Present. Add. C.
Hinkson, Vice-President; S. H. Gerrish,
Secretary A. S. Hopkins and L. f. Smith.
The report of the Librarian for the month
of August was read, as follows Number of
books issued during the month, 3099,
classified thus: Fiction, 2,312 history, lis !:
biography, So travel and adventures, 100 !;
miscellaneous literature, DIG; religion, 81;
poetry and drama, II science and art 113
Percentage of fiction, IA. Average number
issued per day, AS. Number of names on
the register, 7,476. Amount of fines col
lected, s. IS. Number of books repaired
in the Library by the Librarian, 135
The Board, after examining the damages
to Z. c. Atkinson's diplomas, pen work
and papers, occasioned by a leak in the
roof in a storm last winter, voted to allow
him the sum of 500.
The following bills were allowed Capt.
tai Gas Company, $12 n. S. CANNED,
SIS so; l. w. Collins, $40; Locke & Laven-
son, So 70; l.. w. Ripley, $76 so; H.
Coates, $3S so: D. J. Mannix, $45 O'Neal
& Son, so 81; Capital Furniture Com
pany, 81 So Union Ice Company, So 80;
Day & JOY, 50 D. Appleton & Co., So; c..
Ii. Krebs & Co., 81 so; C. S. Houghton,
$245 AZ; @. u. Hancock, $13 IS.
After ordering 1873 books purchased,
which will be on the shelves Saturday
morning, the Board adjourned.
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n. & G. w.


The committee of 9th of September cele-
bration. consisting of Ed. II. Kraus, H. o.
Tubns, E. Erauw and w. NJ. Campbell,
leave this morning for Napa City to deco
rate and arrange the headquarters of the
Sacramento county delegation for the dis
play of fruits, melons, etc. All people who
contribute fruit will ship or send it to J.
E. Manlove at the Sacramento valley
freight sheds. All members of the Order
who have not obtained tickets can call on
Geo. d. Irvine, Tenth and J streets; Geo.
+. Parker, st. George Building. or w. A.
Gett, and procure them. The Sacramento
county delegation intends to eclipse all
other Parlors or delegations at Napa City.
both in hospitality and the display of
fruits, etc. The Hussar Band of eighteen
pieces has been engaged, and will discourse
dance music during the afternoon of the
9th at the headquarters. A good time is
assured all who attend.
TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF HoP-HoUsH.-
Yesterday morning, between and
o'clock, Lovdal Bros hop-house on their
upper ranch, on the Yolo side of the river.
few miles above the city, was DESTROYED
by fire, the origin of which can only be
surmised, but it is not thought to have
started from the stove in the kiln. The
latter was large structure, 100x120 feet
probably the largest in the State. 1t was
not only destroyed, but also all of the sea.
sons hops with the exception of two bales
| A stable containing about fifty tons of hay
was also burned, and likewise hop-press
quantity of wood and many hop-peles
The loss is estimated at over $40 600, with
an insurance that does not half cover it.
SEE our advertisement on this page.
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MARRIED..

Sacramento. September Spy Rev. R. L. Nc
Hatton, at the State House Hotel, Chas. Z. L.
moline to Florence Z. Johnson, both of Ply
mouth, Amador county.
Sacramento, September 6-By Rev n. c. Chris
tan, at the residence of the brides parents,
Albert L. Hembree, OF Wasco, Oregon, to Liz
zie NJ. Baumgartel, of Freeport, Cal.
Sacramento, September 5-By Justice Chas. n.
Post, at the residence of the brides parents,
Louis p. i Warner 10 Mrs Margaret Anetta
Meagher. Chicago Times, Eureka. Humboldt,
and San Francisco papers please copy.)
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Apportionment of School Money.

AppOrtonment of School Money.
The school money received from the
State by Sacramento county has been ap-
portioned among the schools by County
Superintendent Howard as follows: Arcade.
ST. so; American River, 81 50; Alabama,
81 so; Alder Creek, S57 20; Brighton
81 so; Brown, ST. 80; Buckeye ST. so;
Brannan, S57 20; CORTLAND, S57 90 Capitol,
$l43; Carroll, 81 so; Center, ST. so; Carson
Creek, $57 20; Carson Creek, joint, S28 so;
Davis, 81 so; Dry Creek, joint, S35 70; Elk
Grove, 81 so; Elder Creek, 81 80; Enter
prise, ST. so; Excelsior, 81 80; Freeport
81 50; Florin, ST. so; Franklin, S71 50
Gait, s2l4 90; Granite. S214 80; Grant,
ST. so; Grand Island, 81 so; Georgiana,
ST. 30; Highland, 81 so; Hicksville, ST. 50;
Howard, S7l so; Hutson joint, 50 80; Isle
ton, 81 so; Jackson, 81 80; Brighton
Junction, ST. 80; Kinney, ST. So Lisbon,
ST. so; Lee, ST. so; Lincoln. ST. So La
guna, ST So Michigan Bar, S71 so Moke-
lumne, $71 so; Nye ST. 80; Natoma, joint,
SS5 75 0nisbo, 81 80; Oak Grove, $57 20;
Prairie, $7l so; Point Pleasant, ST. so;
Pleasant Grove, ST. so; Pacific, 81 80;
Richland, ST. so; Roberts, 81 so; Reese,
ST. so: Rio Vista, joint, $40 70; Rhoades,
81 50; Sylvan, $71 80; Suffer, S143; Stone
House, ST. 80; San joaquin, ST so; San
Juan, 81 50: Union, S57 20; Victory,
ST. so; Wilson, ST. so; West Union, ST. 50;
Washington, ST. so; White Rock, S57 20;
Walnut Grove, ST. 50; Sacramento, So
go so. Total. $l1, 102 IS.
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MR.. pEvLrN RESPONDING,

Took up the last objection first, and de-
clared that 1t was immaterial whether the
rate was in the ordinance or not, as the
State law fixed the maximum street rail-
road fare at ten cents for any distance in
side of three miles. The City Trustees had
the same right to regulate the rate of fare
hereafter as the State has to regulate fares
and freights on roads receiving their fran
chise from the Government, and can cut
the rate down to three cents, or two cents,
as may appear right and proper.
As 10 the lone block on street, Mr.. Dew
lin said Mr. Dray was providing for fran
chise not yet asked for. Messrs. Alsip and
Lewis want their franchise now, are will
ing to risk their money and the possible
risk of bankruptcy, because of their faith
in the city and her future. Others are will
ing to stand by and see whether the enter
prise is success, and if it is, they want TO
come in and use six blocks of road that
this company builds by simply paying
half the expense of constructing it. The
present company undertakes the risk and
deserves the privilege.
Relative TO poles in the streets, the law,
Mr.. Devlin held, prevented them from be-
ing SO placed that they DISTRACTED the
streets. The franchise did not grant the
right to obstruct.
oleSSrS. DrdV ana beatty lnterpOSeu lDdl
the franchise certainly did, indirectly, grant
such right. Mr.. Dray explained that the
MANNER OF CONSTRUCTION
Was the erection of poles at the sides o
streets, from which what he might desig
nate as yard-arms reached out to the street:
center, and supported the wire from which
electricity was furnished to the cars be
meath it. The appearance of the who'll
was unsightly and not credit to city.
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SEE our advertisement on this page. J.
J. Kiley & Co.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-05

DR.. Souchon related case OF abscess ct
the axilla which was inciSed while the pa
tent was only partially under the tnti7-
enee OF the chloroform. As the knife
penetrated the flesh the patient sprang te
his feet rushed al tie case Of instruments
which was near by, and had haf opened
a drawer and was abou. seizing an instru-
nlent when one of the students bravely
caught him He very soon quieted down.
The next day he said that he had Just
cone from a grinding Oh q sugar plaata-
uon- where a number Of Chinese were en-
ployed; that he was always GuarreE1g
with them, and that, as be was going
under chloroforua, the students around
him became gradually transformed. n his
mind, into Chinese; and that Is the knife
penetrated him, though be felt 10 pain- he
was satisfied II was one Of the Cinnamon
who had stabbed hiIn- Hence the rush be
made 70 what lie thought was his arrnory,
for weapon 70 defend himself
Ma<'s~af FIr1--11
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-05

Excursion tickets will be sold by the St
LOUIS, Ft. Scott & Wichita T. Il. June sth
and 22nd at $50 FOR the round trip, good six
months, and choice OF routes returning with
stopover privileges For further information
writ. or apply % ". G. keeran, passenger
aud ticket agent, 100 Main st. Wichita Kan
Sr
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-05
OKLAHOMA

A complete History and Guide of Okiaho-
ma Illustrated with sectional map Of the In
dian Territory, by Col T. G. Cole. Every
body cotemplating going To tina, country
should have one. II is the only history ever
written OF that wonderful country. Prica
6oc and q. 90, by mail. Oklahoma Puhlsxh-
ing Co, Wichita, Kas., and news deaisrs
generally. I2tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-05
Summer Tourt.f 1schrrx

To the lasss and all resorts Of the north
aud east ars now on sale at the "Ft Scosss
Office. To those who contemplate leaving
The city during the heated term, ths Missouri
Pacific R'y, AT. Scott Eouse," offer asivan-
cAges In the way Of elegant reclining chair
cars, palace sleeperS, fast time, etc, un-
equaiied by any competing line. For tourist
guide, maps aud other information. call On
or address, y. c. Keeran. City Passenger
and Ticket Agent, 100 Main II. 2l-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-05
SELECTED.

Where none admire, It's useless TO excel:
Where none are beaux, it's vain to be q belle.
Lord Lyttelton.
Think not Hhen woman's transient breath Is fed,
That all her vanties at once are dead;
Succeeding vanties she still regards,
And, though she plays no more, o'eriooks the
cards Pope.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-05

Can show French pedigree With all iMpc-ta
horses. Stations in service for year Of lssr
Brutus. French draff, color black, go. Can
BETA, French Coach, color bay, bIsck te:nts,
sao. Joseph. high grade French Draft, color
steel gray sls 90 insure mares with foal-
Mares hon s distance kept weeks Zee Of
charge Q. owners' risk- All are Invited TO Ia
spect my horses before breeding elsewhere
VIII stand at my farm the mrs. Gays o. ias
week Friday and Saturday ss J. Z. Holmes
BAN. at east end Of Maple ct bridge. blocks
south Of Douglas Avenue Hotel, 1 have pare
bred and trade ss&llions for sale; Also fes
shodce Shorthorn bulls for sale As reasonable
erms. Idloe-w5s-t1 HIRAM SNIH
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-05

one nice driving mare AMI harness. Good
size, good color and lady can drive her any
where good chance 10 get sotasthlnx
choice. EInporia Ave. barn. dlz1tfs
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-05

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work d0zs IL yvszr koz.e. bsil - spszkssx
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